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Six shelves in one go
A new rack means a new place for every shelf in it, and that used to be one trip through the form apiece. Now you name them all at once and get them all at once.
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New The Name box when you create a place now takes a list separated by commas, so a rack of six shelves is one trip through the form instead of six.
Type “Top shelf, Middle shelf, Bottom shelf” into the Name box and you get three places side by side under whatever you picked as the one above them, each with a code of its own and the type you chose once. Leave the code empty when you do — a code names one place, so there is none to share out — and add photographs afterwards, to the place each one is of. Up to fifty at a time. Because a comma is what separates one name from the next, a place name can no longer contain one, and the same name twice in a single list is refused rather than quietly made into two shelves you cannot tell apart.
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Fixed Text boxes across the app no longer bring up the browser's own list of things typed into other forms, which used to drop over the field and offer your own name back.
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Fixed A name you give a place, an article or a category is now filed with single spaces, so a stray double tap on the space bar can no longer leave you two that read alike.